Vintage probably 1930s horlicks mixer with original box very rare

Vintage probably 1950s horlicks mixer with original box very rare this stunning piece would make a fantastic decrotive item in a kitchen etc very rare box lid is missing but does not detract from the item everything else seems to be there some age related wear 22 cm tall 9 cm square

Horlicks mixers were originally used to mix powdered Horlicks into a hot drink. The mixers were often made of glass and came with a plunger.

History of Horlicks mixers

1896: Charles E. Blue patented a machine for making Horlicks bottles

1906: Horlicks built a factory in Slough, UK to meet demand

1950s: Horlicks mixers were made of molded glass and came with a plunger

1960s: Horlicks mixers were used to mix powdered milk and froth milk for drinks like cappuccinos and lattes

History of Horlicks

1873: James and William Horlick founded J & W Horlicks in Chicago to make a malted milk drink

1883: William Horlick patented a mixing powder for Horlicks

1909–1910: Horlicks became popular with explorers on expeditions to the North and South Poles

1931: Horlicks was promoted as a bedtime drink in the "Night Starvation" story